Schedule of Fees
2026
Application and Enrolment Fees
| Application Fee (to be paid with enrolment application) | $55 |
| Enrolment Acceptance Fee (to be paid upon acceptance of offer) | $50 |
Please note: Application and enrolment fees are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Annual Fees
| Tuition Fee | Other Fees* | Total Annual Fees | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 7 | $10,300 | $1,100 | $11,400 |
| Year 8 | $10,300 | $1,100 | $11,400 |
| Year 9 | $10,650 | $1,100 | $11,750 |
| Year 10 | $10,650 | $1,100 | $11,750 |
| Year 11 | $11,740 | $1,100 | $12,840 |
| Year 12 | $11,740 | $1,100 | $12,840 |
Sibling Discount
Sibling discounts are offered at 10% for the second child, 20% for the third, and 50% for the fourth child enrolled.
Notes
Annual Fees
Annual fees include tuition and resource fees. Families are required to meet the additional costs of TVET courses, private bus services and the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Program.
*Other Fees include:
| Capital Levy | Per Family Years 7 to 12 | $1,000 |
| College Yearbook | Per Family Years 7 to 12 | $50 |
| Parents and Friends Fundraising Levy | Per Family Years 7 to 11 | $50 |
Payment
Fees are billed annually in advance and the account is emailed at the commencement of the school year. Monthly statements of account are sent to all families with the balance outstanding. Payment of school fees is by Direct Debit the facility is to be set up through the College upon enrolment. Fees are payable in accordance with the date displayed on the fees notice.
Overdue accounts
All accounts are actively monitored and pursued by the College. School fees are a primary source of income for the College without which St Patrick’s would not be able to meet its own financial commitments for the provision of a quality education for all students. Non-payment of fees will result in a reminder letter issued and/or interview. Parents/Caregivers of all enrolled students must finalise their account by the end of each school year and be aware that continuing enrolment is contingent upon a proven ability to pay school fees.
Reductions
While sisters are concurrently attending St Patrick’s College, a reduction of 10% of tuition fees will be made for a second child, 20% for the third child and 50% for the fourth child.
Families experiencing financial difficulty
Parents/Caregivers who are experiencing any period of financial difficulty resulting in an inability to pay their fees when due must contact the Business Manager or Principal, either in person or writing, explaining their situation and suggesting a payment plan. It is always the College’s intention to ensure that the needs of individual families are met and undue financial burdens are not exacerbated. The College will conduct fee payment discussions confidentially and with compassion to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes for both the College and the family. In such instances, the College reserves the right to request financial documentation and to reassess the family’s ongoing financial situation during the term of the arrangement.
Notice of withdrawal
If any student is withdrawn at any time, the College’s formal sign out process must be completed, details of which are available from the Enrolments Office. Students who leave the school during the school year are required to give written notice of ten (10) teaching weeks. The notice period commences from the date the College receives the notice in writing. An in-lieu of notice fee will be charged representing school fees for each week short of the 10 weeks’ notice. i.e. if a student gives 6 weeks notice then they will be charged an additional 4 weeks in school fees. This policy also applies where a student fails to return to the College following the Christmas break and where no notice of at least 10 teaching weeks has been given. This amount is a genuine estimate by the College of the loss that it would suffer as a consequence of insufficient notice of termination of the Student’s enrolment. In addition, where a student is enrolled in a TVET course, the full course fee will be payable if the student leaves the College before the course is complete.